VPN Platforms NordVPN review: A great choice for Netflix fans, but who's running the show? When you’re using a VPN, it’s difficult for others to snoop on your web-browsing activity. Only you, the VPN service, and the website you’re visiting will know what you’re up to.
Branch Office Great for performance and security Geek's Guide To Britain - Buy Now! Everything about VPNBook seems a bit shady, and we don’t recommend using it. No one knows exactly who the people are that operate the service or where they’re from. VPNBook doesn’t make any apps, and simply provides PPTP and OpenVPN-enabled servers to connect to using third-party software. OpenVPN connections are protected with “encryption techniques such as AES-256 and AES-128”, although there doesn’t seem to be a set standard. You should be able to see what level of encryption is used in the .ovpn configuration file by opening it in a plaintext editor like Notepad. Six locations are on offer. The service is entirely free and asks for donations in Bitcoin. A paid tier used to be available but has gone missing. Torrenting is allowed on some servers.
Not worth the money You Save: £57.81 (71%) CONS: Very annoying ads
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